Global Intelligence Database
Researchers have discovered that certain seagrass species split their cellular energy instructions into dozens of separate DNA rings, rather than the standard single chromosome. This fragmented architecture represents a striking departure from the standard single chromosome found in most plants.
By Jia, Zhang, Wang, Cai, Shen, Chen
A new expert review reveals that underground environments contribute to nearly three-quarters of all classified categories of ecosystem services, from water purification to carbon cycling. Despite this versatility, these systems remain largely unquantified and unprotected.
By Mammola, Brankovits, Lorenzo, Amorim, Bancila, Bellvert, Bernard, Blomberg, Borges, Cappelletti, Ferreira, Gabriel, Galassi, Garzoli, Gerovasileiou, Hose, Korbel, Martino, Miller, Mori, Nanni, Nicolosi, Saccò, Sakihara, Silva, Tamalavage, Zagmajster, Chávez, Griebler, Cardoso, Martínez
Researchers have applied machine learning models to predict sudden mass mortality in oyster hatcheries. By analysing complex environmental and operational data, the system identifies specific risk factors like salinity fluctuations before larvae die, offering a data-driven early warning system.
By Vishwakarma, Gray, Silsbe, Lyubchich